Jamie Redknapp and Frida Andersson-Lourie have been dating since August 2020.
And the picture-perfect duo looked every inch a couple in love as they stepped out for coffee together in London on Tuesday.
Putting on a cosy display, the pundit, 47, and model, 37, linked arms as they battled the chilly weather together whilst grasping onto disposable beverage cups.
Jamie cut a suave figure in a pair of dark denim jeans paired with a navy blue blazer and polo shirt.
The Sky Sports favourite also wrapped a thin scarf around his neck.
Frida ensured her phenomenal legs were on display as she slipped into a pair of black leggings teamed with a black sweater and cropped padded coat.
Continuing her laid-back look, the elegant beauty walked along in neon green trainers and covered her tresses with a black hat.
Jamie and Frida's romance is thought to be his first confirmed relationship since his 2017 split from ex-wife Louise, with whom he shares two sons named Charley and Beau.
Pop singer Louise recently admitted that she wishes she'd tried harder to make their 19-year union work.
The former Eternal hitmaker decided to say goodbye to her romance with Jamie after she revamped her career with a stint on Strictly Come Dancing.
Sharing her regret at finishing her marriage so quickly after her time on Strictly, Louise lamented: "I didn't want to lose too much of a good feeling.
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"Before anyone could stop me, I just ran as fast as the wind would take me. I never once looked behind, until maybe too late.
"I should have paused for a minute and thought about other people and had just a bit more time to work out why I felt I couldn't do it anymore," she shared in during a chat with You magazine.
When asked if she could have tried to save the marriage, Louise said: "All I know is, I wish I'd tried."
The stunning star said she would advise anyone else considering leaving their spouse to 'slow down'.
Louise also urged people in a similar position to pause and engage with their partner about what is making them unhappy before making any drastic life-changing decisions.
Elsewhere in her candid interview, Louise heartbreakingly shared that she was so tormented by her marriage breakdown that she once contemplated stepping out in front of a bus.
The beauty described the moment she became overcome by dark, suicidal thoughts as she stood outside Selfridges department store on Oxford Street.
Louise said he thought of leaving her two boys held her back, as she she knows they 'need her more than anything.'
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